Nebraska Newspapers

    TITE OMAITA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JUKE 10. 1903.
Is
CRAW AND PRODUCE MAR&EI
Inlj WWt CWj Etronj After Holding
l"tt Ail Dtj.
BULLS fORCt BULGE AT SESSION'S END
BerUk Sentlaaent Prevails ! Corn
m"d HeTr Rrelnt Are OaTaet
r thlatsaenta Oat Art
Dnll Baa Fentarelesa. '
(.MAMA i..-
lnTuT,la.1," bu' July' wheat
wet had ruled weak most ot the day Tni
i.. kT 11 Wf nl "" the opening
!n J11'1 "a tt acted. The train!
I,r.?r1 .'?'"d r0Iildrble "trength. It
"T"'0"- ihe Hose u give,
tember oloMd at 8i4c.
wit i wr?.l.lmilVn orn ln future
IT-V. a rl', IXerred future were a lit-hJlK2V-
Hpav' -cJpt ar r.ffset by
TTi the controlling factor. Julr closed
Sw0iLu; o? Juy- b2v'r' September. &t,4c.
OW September. . iw,mWl, ,Tvc
rJi UiJi""" tiU" ard fturelei,e. fceptem
bVtcJ. l..,pVrt M ,th opening, but soon
Kd?ff Again. July finished at 304c,
feer-temW at 29..: ttnd faccmber at 2!W-,c
A Kan City firm reports the first rar
vL.rrJS.r.,dl.w'.,al "cc'v-d t Ryan, I. ') .,
lZVlTiruJ'y aprt thr- 1 sample
It "i roo? whPa- Tr train was bought
?, "7?, MulY.'-nt of Rfpo ln Kansas City.
ti r,,J that market ln ten dava
Liverpool t loard unchanged on wheat and
nd higher on cirn. Minneapolis reported
a good demand for cash wheat, with esti
rriaied lrcki decrease or 100.1'Uu bushels fur
the wee'. The high bids sert out for
com rr the country last night were
444. f aclt Chicago, fur No. J yellow, and
t-4e lor No. S. Aoceptan.-es were mod
erate Prot. Bruner reports of Hessian
My iamsgc In Nebraska are given llit!
w Jght t.y the C blcaao T-eara. A Spei-ial
; th Adam fivatn company nava that
Aarvest haa twrun at e ill water. 'kl.. and
'wheat that, promised fifteen bushels twu
weeks ago Is turnina out five to six buaii-
I ls.
The Indian wbest crop ia officially esti
mated at 22 .'viHi buslxla. oaalnst Jflo.imo,
000 last year, says ioday'a Inter Owan.
Thl decrense of TS.fXiO.uirfi bushels waa dua
In a measure to the coldest weather on
reoord laat February. It may Te overcome
to aime extent by the shipments of the
lanre surplus held over from last years
crrb. Possibly Kuropean consumers may
h foroed to come to America for it. Und'T
jpresent crop prospect the wheat will be
I ihera tor the fortig-ners when they come
for It.
Concerning; the corn, situation, today's
Keord-Herald quotes patten: "At 5V to
tha farmer this market inlaht ret BiKI or
6(p0 cars of corn a day for two or three
weeks, but the cc.m would never come here
ut crce. I said lona asro that corn would
aell abov 6fc In Chicaao all summer on lis
merits. I was then flirurln( that the ex
port demand would r.ot follow our ad--vanoea.
I now beJIeve that corn will easily
ell at Goe on Its merti n Chicago before
the summer i over. If the boats we have
tinder charter can ret their carroes of coal
off and their carroes of corn on this week
thara will be less than 1 (nifl.000 bushels of
?orn ln Chicago Bafmliy nlrht. and the
tork will be under 000, jd bushels a week
later."
Omaha nh Pales.
CORN-No. , 2 cars. 4?'e.
' Omaha (ash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. HftfiSRc: No 1 bard
KiS9te: No. 4 hard. wxiiSuc; No. 3 spring. 117c.
CORN No. 2. 4?V-; :o. 3. 4TV,c; No. 4, 4oc:
no a-rade. 4145c; No. 2 yellow. 4Rc; No. I
yellow, 47,c; No. 2 white, 48c; No. I white.
- OATS No. 2 mlied. 2Hc: No. I mixed,
tc: No. 4 mixed, 2SV; No. 2 white, 21e: No.
I hit, 0Hc; No. 4 white. 0c; tandard,
He.
Carlet Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chtcaro 1 283 1SB
Kansas City US 40 IS
Minneapolis
Omaha . .. 64 13
rnluth 17
Bt. Louia m. 13 G9 2
Mlsaeapolla Grata Market.
The r&nr of prtrs puta in Mlcnaapolla
a reported by ti Edwards-Wood com
pany. U ft-111 Boarj of Trade, was:
Article. I Opeu. Hlich. ! Imw. Close. Yes'y.
"Wheat
July..
Beat. .
Corn
Julv...
Sept..
Dee
1 4!
114, ft
Ki 84",! gW M-v,
B1V SIM.! SlVtl 61
S11 4P 6-v! biW
47sk 46SI 474l 47 V,
N w.
WI.ATHES I! THE CRAI BELT
Cesaler la Boothern mates aad Weat
ad Ksrthnett Sertloaa.
OMAHA. June 9. 1!V
: The weather ia warmer ln the Missouri,
tnidde Mississippi and Ohio vallevs, lake
rerion and east to the Atlantic coast: it la
cooler ln the southern statea and ln the ex
treme west and northwest, and will be
cooler ln the central vallevs tonight.
Light showers were reneral in the cen
tral valley last nlrht and generally cloudy
.weather with rains prevails over the up
per alleys this morning. Bhowers will
continue in the centml vnllevs tnnihi
Jlajorobably followed by fair Saturday.
Omaha record ot temperature and pre
cinitaflfic pnmtiiMjl with . v. A.Mu..nAtH
day of the last three years:
1W. 1XH 19" 1WV
Minimum temperature.... 71 62 KS M
Precipitation T 00 T 00
Normal temperature for today. 67 de
atreea - X,tf1rrT"'' 1n Precipitation since March 1.
1.70 inches.
Eaceaa oorrespondlng period Jn 1804, .61 of
an inch. .
Rxcess correanoneing period ln 180S, 1.08
Inches.
OMAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
i palilalia. leo.... 7n
79
4
'Ashland. Neb
AUDurn, Neb
OolumbuL Neh
Talrbury. Neb . 79
Or. Island. Neb!'. 73
HartlngUiB. Neb. 7
oaaaaie. Neb.... 71
umana. Ab. ..
Takameh. Neb
CarroU. a
Clarlrda, Ia ...
Sibley, la
Blor.x City. la.
Btorm Lake. Ia
P7
fiO
f.S
fl
65
CO
61
4fi
fl
r,4
(4
.00
.00
.(6
T
.IS
.12
.30
.17
T
.10
.07
T
.45
.12
.06
Clear
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. clouriy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Pt cloudy
Cloudy
DISTRICT A VERA CS KB.
No. of lemp. Rain.
Centrel. Station. Max. M'n. Inches.
ern. Tv.
i-"U K First patents. 3 4."J6.50; second
r-aterts, 8m 2"i.; f.rt ciears, 4.uw4.Iti;
e-'nd clesrs. $Z.-glV,.
L KAN In bulk, ;2.50.
CHICAGO CHA1K A!U PROVISIONS
Featarea af the Tradlaa; ( losing
Prleea aa Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, June Increased primary re
ceipu caused a firm undertone in the wheat
'fvifk't here today. At the Clowe July
rfhoat was up ic. Corn is ofT Sc. Oats
ere practically unchanged. Provisions are
down 6falfc.
Firmness In the wheat market developed
after trading waa well undT any. At the
opening sentiment was quite bearish, tiot
witr.stsndltir hither prices at Liverpool.
July ass t,ff Vjhc to Va",c st W.'a'SSc.
1 ne main cause of aes-kmss was a con
tinuance of excellent weather throughout
the greater part of the United States. Rain
a as reported ln the northwest, where
nniisMire wns said to be needed In the
southwest, where harvesting has begun,
conditions were fsvc-sble for the rapid
maturing of the wheat crop Trading was
greatly restricted by uncertnintv regarding
the government report tomorrow. A St.
LouiK trHde Journal mnde a besrlsh re
P' rt. eliilmlng thst the crop conditions are
generallv exnllent. After Jtilv hal sold
off to Wye the market berx-ne firm I e
mand grew ouite active, causing a substan
tial tally in prices. Marked decrease ln
primary receipts was the principal reason
for the improved demand. A supple
mentary fsctor wss the report stating
thst drouth In southern Russia is assjm
Ing a more serious sspert. Not only was
all early losses regained. bt prices ad
vanced ronsMmblv above irl'lal otiota
tlot.s. Ju'y selling up to SRUe The nmrket
closed firm, with July st F7.frf7Hc. Clear
ances of wheat snd flour were equnl to
12'J 4' bushels Frports for the week BS
shown by Rra1streets were e jual to 1.47
iioo bushels Primary receipts were IBS. 300
hushe;s. compared with L'f.1 5m bushels a
year ago. Minnennolls. Poluth and Chi
cago reported receipts 140 cars. sg;ilnst 161
cars last week nnd 1f.9 cars a year ago.
Weakness prevailed n th rorn market
the entire session. Rtcelpt wore some
what ln excess of the estimate made yes
terday and receiving honses reported more
liberal acceptances of bids. Another weak
ening influence waa large shipments from
Arrorittna. Several prominent commission
houses were pertistent sellers July opened
unchanged to V.c lower at fduj'ec sold
between iVrilViC and Dlto'i-c and closed
at Misc.. Local receipts were cars, witti
oB of cohtract grade.
Trading in outs was quiet and the mar
ket had a steady undertone. July opened
uncharged at B.c, sold between 31(iS1SiC
and 31o and closed at arVfl-il-V:. Local
receiiits were ISo cars. The featuie of trad
ing in provisions was tree selling of lard
by a leading packer. The volume of busi
npss was quite large. Continued liberal
receipts of hog ku the basis of the weak
undertone that prevailed throughout the
entire session. At the close il'ptember
pork was i ff 7'c at $::! tCVi. Lard was
down loc at I7.4U. Ribs were 6c lower at
87.110.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
4 cars: corn, 271 cars; oats, 2('7 cars; hogs,
17.(iU head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlclea.l Open. High.l Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat
July
Sept.
Dec.
( rn
tjulv tJuly
Sept.
tSc-pt.
tDec.
(ts
July
Sept.
Pork
July Sept.
Lard
July Sept.
Ribs
July Sept.
I I I I I
RIVii1! "2 I Fl
81V,i S1T to, El61Vtils
r,:3TiS' bis' sis'
r.l,!?'i,iB17if.2'51Vfi,,i
liOHfiS1 &o uuV
50SI J
46S47 47V,i "SI
61 ! 61"
6"S 5oSca
BV,
BOH
81'!
2it
SIS' Sl'STVs'SlVi'ffS! 814
29 i2SS7, 29 J2eVi3
12 B7H' 12 67H' 32 4TV 12T.5 j 12 SO
12 85 j 12 F7V 12 TVii 12 12 90
7 27V,!
7 47V,
7 32V,
1 Vht,
27SS
1 47V,,
7 15
7 35.
7 35 7 80
7 tUV,; 7 65
7 22V,
7 40
T 32V,:
7 8U I
7 30
7 50
7 S7H
7 U5
No. 2. told. New.
FLOl'R Easy; winter pa-tents, 34.20S
4 8o; straights, 83.9u4.10; spring patents,
4 7iK5ii.7ti. straights, $3.!r.g.0'j; bakers', 3-4
4j 3 i
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 81.07ffl.10; No. 8,
ll.OO&l.iKi; No. 2 red. 9c4i$1.01.
CORN No. 2, 53V: No. 2 yellow, 54V,c.
OATS No. 2, SlVsc; No. 2 white, SCVsJic;
No. 8 white, 31V&;CV,c
RTF No. 2, 7hc.
HAHLEY-Good feeding, S942c; fair to
choice malting, 4B49c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, 81 27; No. 1 northwest
ern, ll.4;(; prime timothy, J2.H5; clover, con
tract grade, 311.76 12.25.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl., 112.5013'
12.55. Lard, per luO lbs.. 17 12Vsff"15. Short
ribs sldea (loose). f7.257.35. Short clear
aides (boxed), I7.25(&7.87V.
Receipts and shipment of grain and flour
were as ioiiows;
Flour, bbls...
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rye. bu
Barley, bu.
Receipts. Shipments.
9.7110 19.MV
2.i"0 84. CM
27G.kiO M3.:iiu
3:i.4tiu 8H.t0
3.0"0 3.400
.. 45.11K) 3,0lM
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was easy; creameries, lGtjl9Ve;
dairies. IffilSc. Egs, steady; at murk,
caea included. 13'fl)4c; firsts. 14Vc; prime
firsts, 15V; extra, 17c. Cheese, steady, Yn
loc.
K.aaaaa City Grata and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. June . WHEAT May,
7ti'a7tiVi September, 7;;V: December, 73c;
cash. No. i hard, fttifti :lc-: No. 3, 90fntc;
No. 4, 7-iil!ic; No. 2 red, Wfg'.iKi; No. 8,
Wlc; No. 4. 72'y!Mc.
CORN July, 4,4.0; Seitember, 45V,c; De
cember, 4jVtc; cash, No. 2 mixed, 4l)ii4iiVc;
No. 3, 49c; No. 2 white, 49V; No. 494j
49'c.
OATS-Ptesdy; No. 2 white, 32c; No. 2
mixed. xoii;:ic.
HAY Steads ; choice timothy, 89.50(310.00;
choice prairie, 37.75ro8 00.
BL'TTEK Creani'.r, lGVt'fflSV; packing,
13c.
RYE Steady. Cfi70c.
EGGS Lower; fieah, 18V-
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 19 S"0 32.li0
Corn, bu !4 i0 24 010
Oats, bu 12.000 8.000
Mllwankee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, June 8. WHEAT Steady;
No. 1 northern, 81.12''ul.l3: No. 2 northern,
Sl.tton71.il: July. Ke asked.
RYE Firm: No. 1, KJc.
BARLEY Firm; No. 2, Blc; sample, 89
M-V.
CORN Firmer; No. 8, B3(S54c; July, 52c
asked.
Philadelphia rrodnre Market.
I PHILADELPHIA. June 9 BVTTER
I Easy; extra creamery, lc; extra nearby
prints. !c.
EGGS Weaker; western fresh, 16Vi'617c,
at mark.
CHEESE Quiet; new full creams, 81,3
9c; domestic Swiss. liiiHc.
Chicago. Ill
Columbus, O
Dea Moinea. In .
Indianapolis, lnd. 11
Kansas City. Mo
Louisville. Ky ..
Mlnnearolla
dmaha. Neh
6u Loula, Mo ...
27 7K tV.
IS 74 4t
14 7fi BS '
7S 64
17 84 4
19 73 84
74
15 74
12 80 Li
L A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather Luroau.
Itt. Laals General Market.
ST. WIS, June k . WH LAT-Hipher;
Tvo t red cash, elevator. C:,lic; track, SI "8;
July. 7-Sc; Replcmler, 7Hi. , No. 3 hard,
SI C1"8.
CORN Firm; No. rash. Blc: track.
B2,c: July, 4:'7fj jOc : Ieceniber, 4iiVc.
OATB-Steady ; No. :; cash, 31c; track.
Slt3;c; July, ic; Sepieiubtr, 2-" V ; No.
X white, S3V-
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents. 84 95
fj& U), extra fancy and straight, 34.75t34.9u;
clear. ISfx'Utcm
IMHNMI.AL Steadv. 82 50.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track, 73 3 75c.
HA1 Bload) , lUooti.y. l wu-iK; piairle,
Sa.0bat.60.
IRON COTTON TIE8-99C
AGOINO-Mc.
HKMI' TWlNK-CUc.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower: lobbing. 812 6.
Lard, loaer , prime steam It; 7,. Dry salt
meats steady; boxed extra shorts and clear
nt. 87.80; short clear. $7 75. Bacon, steady;
Imxed exiia ahorta and clear ribs, fy2J;
ehort, 8S 50
Pin i.tk Y Bieaay; rmcsena, sv:
springs l.V(f0c; lurkeya, 11c; dueka. Pfllic;
eee. 6ffUc
P. ITT KH Steady; creamery, 17fJ21V:
dairy. 15lse.
EGG8 Loaer at 12V rasa coupI.
Reeeipta. Shipmenta
Flour, bbla hv h (ky
Wheat, bu 13.no fi-tM
Corn, bu tuiO M)
Oat, bu U.ouo b .w;.
nalath Grata Market.
DUUTH. June -WHEAT-To arrive:
No. 1 norihern. 81Ui. On traclC No. 1
northern. Si US; No. 8 northern, 81 88V; No.
I. tc: No 2 KV: July. Sills.: September.
new. 8e; Septemtx-r. old. ie.
UAis-10 arrive ana on tree uo.
MlaaeaiMlla Grain Market.
MTKNKAPOL.IS. June WH EAT Julv,
tLUk. September, ltSri Ne, 1 hard.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, June 8. CORN Higher; No. 3,
Bl'V: No. 4. 61V; no grade, 49V-.
OATf-Ptror.t; No. 8 white. 31c; No. 4
wh.te, 31fejlV4C
WHbkl-on the basla of 81.26 for fin
ished OodS.
llverpool Grain Market. .
LIVERPOOL. June 9. WHEAT Spot,
nominal; futures, ijulet; July, 6s97ed; fcep.
U n:lr. Cs 7d.
CORN Spot, frm: American mixed, 4s
9d, futures, quiet; July, 4s7wd; Scpteniber,
4a CSd,
Tolede feed Market.
TOLEDO. June 9 SEED Clover, Octo.
ber, 79c; prime alsike, t..j; prima timothy,
8150.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. June 9 METALS Tho
London tin market was firm and higher,
closing at 13u 15s for" spot and 135 17s lid
for futures. Locally the market alao showed
n improved tone, closirr firm at tiiiin'rt
So 10. Copper mas a shade lower In the Eng
huh market, a ah spot and futures both
closing at iti5 15s. Locally there is no fresh
feature. Lake and electrolytic are quoted
at 815 and casting at 814 75. I.ead was un
ch.'.iicrit at i.l2lMiid in London and (4 59
4 60 in the local market Sf-elter was a shade
hither abroad st 17s0d and also recov
ered a jrt of the recent losses ln the New
Yotk market, which waa quoted firmer at
85.35. Iron waa quoted at ! 5d in Glasgow
and at 57 9d In Middlesborough. Locallv
lion waa reported aeak. particularly for
southern rmdea: No. 1 foundry northern Is
held at 81tj.7I.ul7. mi; No. 2 foundry northern,
81bijl7.w); No. 1 foundry southern, 8''8 2t'iii
IS 76; No. 1 foundry southern soft. SH ii.'i
17. wt; No. 2 foundry souttiern soft, 115 753
lb 2ft.
ST LOV18, June M ETAI.S Lead, firm
84 4iVi'&4.17V. SlH-ltrr, tirm, 85.12V,.
Ce Bee Market.
NEW YORK. June 8 CJFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at a decline of
8 to li points under continued W all street
liquidation and European selling. Tha cloae
waa ateady at a ret decline of 55 18 polnta
Sales aeie 51 600 baga. including Juos at
t lbc; July, .; September, f4.40c; Oc
tolr, i4ic: December. .5li&c; Febru
ary , S7bc: March. 7iVi8T: May, I SO kvc
Scot, ctead. K. I ii'o, la.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Yirkit Ifakes rnnber Progress Toward a
Condition of Absolute Stagnation.
MOVEMENTS CONfU&ED AND IRREGULAR
faecalatora Malting Development at
t rope and l ittle Tradlog Is Ex.
perted tntll Critical
Period Fassea.
NEW YORK. June 8. -Today' stock
market mane further progress toward a
condition of absolute stagnation. Even
the temporary spurt of the first hour whicn
had come to expected as the result of
the testing efforts of traders to find an
available course for movement of prices
was larking
The first bour's dealings todav wera onlv
slightly above the average. The marking
up -of one or two stocks of the southern
group li.te In the day waa attributed to
treratiotiB ly a ftw ot the traders who
have not abandoned the market entirely.
It is supposed that a pool exists ln these
stocks The narrow fluctuation of the
market maintained ome appearance of co
herency early ln the day. but the later
movements were entirely confused and ir
regular. Such a market can have oniv a
negative significance. The wavering move
ment In the grain market Indicated some
unsettlemnnt over the immediate prospects
It is not expected that anv pronounced
position will be assumed in the tock mar
ket on the basis of the year's harvest until
the critical pertud for the crops, several
eeks hence, ha been passed.
Opinions over the bank statement, owing
to the large special ofieratlons which have
occurred, including the shifting of deposits
incident to the transfer of the Japanese
loan proceeds, differ. Call money was
slightly firmer, but not enough to be an
Influence. Some consideration is beginning
to be given, however, to the preparations
tor the half yearly settlements. The usual
Interest and dividend disbursements mav
have more than the customary supplement
ln the demand to replenish reserves bv the
trust companies. It Is expected that the
operations of this week hae not been to
the advantage of the trust company re
serves at the expense of the bank reserves
J he subtreasury has absorbed during the
week about ll.ftoO.Ono more thnn the hanks
have rained on the interior movement.
Some large changes in the varfous items
Vl hank "tsfment are llkelv to result
There was more varkty in the bond mar
Ket than in the stocks and prices there
were well maintained There was an active
speculation in Central of Georgia Income
bonds Total sales, par value. 82.770,000.
Lnlted Staffs 3, registered, declined V per
cent on call.
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
Sales.High. Low. Close.
able cash balance. SiSS.4V7.S7l; (old. STO.ltt,-
W.
REPORT OP THE CLE tRItO HOI SE
Transaction of the Associated Baak
Iarlaar the Week.
NEW YORK, June 8-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet. shows the
bsnk clearings at the principal cities for the
week ended June 8. with the percentage of
Increase and decrease aa compared allii tha
corresponding week last year;
CITIES.
Clearings. Inc. Deo.
Adams Express
Amal. Copper 16 9o0
Am. Car & Foun.... (HO
do preferred
Am. Cotton Oil
do preferred
Am. Express
Am. Hide & L. pfd..
Am. Ice, ctfs
do pfd. ctfs
Am. Linseed Oil
do preferred
Am. Locomotive 409
go preferred
80
33'.,
1.000 1 96
i'.ooo '46'
' 206 'is
7ST
33V,
96
18
4G
12
78-
83',
97
3-V
93
226
39
3d
)9
a
47
iiu
Am. Smelt. & R'f g.. 11,5K) 111, H9V, 1U
u i iiicuru
Am. Sugar R'f'g
m. looaoeo. pfd. c.
700 117V, U7V, 117-x,
133V,
1.200 97Vj 97S 971,
!
1.500 7P 7rV 79V
V lOl'v, 10JH, 101V
2.100 157 153 iri,
JOfO, 1U&
5.(100 CS4
5') 14
300 lf)7
9'0 49S
l.SOt 36
600 81
7on irx;
S'io 192
1,800 1724
824
147V,
397
49
80
H
19 11,
172
Anaconda Min. Co...
Atchison
do preferred
Atlantic C. Line
Baltimore & Ohio
do j. referred
Rrooklvn Rapid T...
Canadian Pacific
Central or N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
do preferred
Oreat Western
Chicago A N. W....
C. M A St P
C. Term. & Trans....
do preferred
C, C. C. St. L
Colo. Fuel & iron
Colo. Southern
do 1st preferred....
do 2d preferred
Consolidated Gas ....
Corn Products
do preferred
Del. at H., Ex-Rts..
Del., Lack. 61 W
Denver ft R. G
do preferred
Distillers' Secur
Erie
do 1st preferred....
do 2d preferred
General Electric
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Paper..
do preferred
International Pump..
do pfd . offered
Iowa Central
do preferred
K. C. Southern
do preferred
Louisville Nash..
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. Street Ry
Mex. Central
Minn. & Pt. L
M.. St. P. A S. S. M. 1.5W m 1J
lr4
97
14
197
49
8W,
81 4
1K
19f4
172S
17
304
93V,
100 404 40, 4,t
2.10 27 26 27
B7
2fl0 85'i 35 35
186V,
800 9 8 v
900 4:!4 43 44
ISO
373
"i66 '274 '274 274
t?6
414
2.RO0 40 294 40
300 7 7b4 784
1
200 1734 174 1734
10ft 92 92 92
SIX) 159 159 ir.9
14
784
1,000 7:-4 7S4
74
234
4K
244
r.54
g.9fV) 14 144, 14K4
son ifn ira
200
74
1.100 119W llSV 119
194
do preferred
Missouri Pacific
Mo., Kan. & Tex
do preferred
National Tad
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd.
N. V. Central
N. Y.. Ont. ft W....
Norfolk & Western..
do preferred
North American ....
Pacific Mail
Pennsvlvania
People's Gas
P . C C. ft Pt L
Pressed Steel Car
do preferred
Pullman Pa. Car
Reading
do 1st preferred
do 2d preferred
Republic Steel
do preferred
Rock Island Co
do preferred
Rubber Goods
do preferred
Pt. L. S. F. M pfd.
St. Louis S W
do preferred
Southern Pacific ....
do preferred
S 'Utl'iern Pil'way
do prferred
Tenn. CohI ft Iron..
Texss ft Pacific....
T.. St. L. ft W....
t'nlon rarifV
do preferred
T'. P Express
t S. Leather
do preferred
V. P Renltv
V. S Rubber
do preferred
t S. St-e!
do preferred
Va -Car. Chemical...
do preferred
WabaFh
do preferred
Wells-rsrgo ....
Westlnghouse Elec.
Western I'nlon
Wheeling A I. F ...
Vlsccne'n Central ..
rio preferred
Northern Pa.rlflc
62
11(74
if
1 Ron 9 97 9K
r.'in 274 274 ?74
70 2 M4 01
500 444 434 "4
844
1 7V) V 1394 139
700
5"S
80
P"4
794
7B.14
100 97 97
20,900 9474 94
300 1C4
i'.nor) '204
164
'204
!oo 101 100
21?"0
20
9"4
39
B.tVifl 1H4, irrr 1S44
100 1004 IO04 10014
76
31
904
m
MS
904
' 894
1H
72
s.'4
100
f.44
22
(!14
1194
314
n
754
37
4
97
1,24
1074
87
37
1034
24
9?4
8S4
1074
1"
874
?40
K.2
93
144
2?4
48
183 184
ion
100
4.5M)
7 mm
n
300
?ofl
100
69"i
614
'jnsj
97
74
37
ir-4
97
1' 37
4
B"
614
"si"
w.4
76
3-4
37
114 1
97
37
ino 1044 lr,4
1ft."nn y, ;n4,
9?S
34
II.700
200
9V4
S34
100
'106
934
'224
934
224
400 1M
TVttal Bharea for the day, 1S3.800 sharea.
I.eadoa liorki and Honda.
IiNPON'. June 9 Closing quotation on
.. S0V T. Centml
.. ('5 Nortelk a W
. . do pta
. . It 4; Ontario a W
. .It f LUylTnla
..Ill Hu MlSM
..lMVt hrd.i,i
.. im' I oo In pfd
.. 1 I 4a Id r'i
..17" Souiham luUvar ..
..17 I do pfl
.. 24 Southern Pacific ....
.. I nlua Paxlfie
.. 41- to fit
.. tl if . !
. . h do pfd
.169 WlbHh
. U V1
Jh iSiiADtBh 4fl
SILVER Bar, ateady, 27d per ounce.
AlO.B.1 ll'' ..
The rate of dit-count in the open market
for short bills Is 2 per cent; for three
months' blUs. I per cent.
Consolt. monty .
do account ..
An,coti4a
Att-nlaon
do pfd
BHimor A Ohio
r&Dsdtsn Pacific .
Chri a Ohio
Cuius Ct W ...
c . u A si. r...
TeBaer
1 a R O
do fd
Erlo
do in pta
do Id pfd
IlllnnH rntrl ..
bnam A b'amh...
11 . K T
141
, 114.
. II
. m
.
.
. 44b,
. 12
. I
. .
ltf-
.
. ST
. IH
. m
.
. i
Hew Yt'K Mtulnc ftoeka.
NEW YORK. June 8. Closing quotation
on mining atocs were:
Adams Coa
A lire
I'.rfec
Bmaiwlrk Coa ..
l ii.,iv.ii k Tuio.i
Con A Vs..
Horn Silver
lroa Kllvar
LMd'lli Cea
l.lttlr ("Lief
. ! tnu.ria
. J Ot hlr
. I Photnlx ..
. I Poti
.is ;&,(
.lot) !Slrra SvTada ...
liu Fmll Hopa
. 4 Ul4
. I
.r
.ax,
. 1
.
. M
. 10
. ti
.14
Treaaary Dtatement.
WASHINGTON, Jun 8 Today state
ment of the balance ln tha general fund,
eacluaive of the llbu.OOuOOO gold reserve la
th division of redemption, bowi AvaU-
New Tork
Chicago
Boston
1'hlladelphla
Pt. Louis
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Kansas City
Nea- Orleans'
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Louisville
Detroit
Milwaukee
OMAHA
Providence
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Indianapolis
St Paul
Memphis
St. Joseph
Richmond
Denver
Columbus
Seattle
Washington
Savannah
Albany
Portland, Ore
Fort Worth
Toledo, O
Atlanta
Salt Lake City
Rochester
Peoria
Hartford
Nashville
Spokane, Wash
Des Moines
Taeoma
New Haven
Grand Rapids
Norfolk
Dayton
Portland. M
Springfield, Mass
Augusta. Ga
Evansvllle
Sioux City
Birmingham
Syracuse
Worcester
Knoxville
Charleston, S. C
Wilmington, Del
Wichita
Wllkesbarre
Davenport
Little Rock
Topeka
Chattanooga
Jacksonville. Fla
Kalamaxoo, Mich....
Springfield, 111
Fall River
Wheeling, W. Va....
Macon
Helena
Lexington
Akron
Canton, O
Fargo, N. D
Youngstown
New Bedford
Rockford, 111
Lowell
Chester. Pa
Blnghamton
bloomington. Ill
Springfield. O
Greensburg, Pa
Quincy, 111
Decatur. Ill
Sioux Falls. S. D
Jacksonville, 111
Mansfield, O
Fremont. Neb..
Cedar Rapids ..
tHouston
tGalveston
Totals. V. 8.
Outside New York
.'tl.1W.5r5.7SS:
'l.fC3.56
151. 926. 193
154 4e4 444,
So.811.B7S
6i'.i"7.97fi;
S6.9V4.176:
24.137.4W
24. UK. 1,79
12.823.323'
19.28il.W3'
lMw.o-ai
H.723.5'12
11.714.227
11 .900. 758'
7.N93.38b
9.9i.9i
7.807.4t;
.M7,992i
6.6i9 ,014
6.197.1"3i
6.939.83
4, rS7.Mi
4. 67.359'
6.t..9:i5i
6.689.6tis!
4.SW6.oO
6.857.8SJ'
.fi,V,,775:
8.6-.IB.164;
4.4:t9.81Si
B.HS2.616I
4.7!. 5.52,
4.8H7.078I
8.75.9trr'
S 447.817!
4 47S.078
2.901,442'
8.387.1451
8.19.037i
S.87fc.8N!ii
8,onh.h!4'
5. 497, 697 j
2.177.GW:
1.6S1.9R5'
l.e75.(W!
1,890.2(9'
1.641.840,
1.438.H06
1.812.857
i.fia.yitt'
1.6.10.71;;"
1.824.25'
1.2i.2.1i
1.018.0211
1.148 3 T,i
1.187.964
1.04t;.97Sj
l.fm.9h9
l.l'i.4o4
1.2(.K1
77K.:73!
1.J.512,
870.744
8T3.700;
799,hoi
793.222!
4ot',.12S;
73.'. 5:;:
03.V!2i
4::4.7oo!
418, 0i
tSl.Ew;
676.965
616,6S6
673.047;
4M.S751
669.0V4'
622.9O01
3:i6.8''2
S6VZ12!
440.247
3S2. SSX
83ti.731
339.527;
2:t9.5i9'
327.
71 V..
16 3 ..
29 8;..
64 4 ..
8 6'..
26 .3 ..
82.9 ...
I
15 8 ..
19 1 ..
26 6 ..
29 7 ..
17 6 ...
16 8 ..
15 8 ..
6 2,..
22 8 ..
19 8..
"lr
3 21..
82 1;..
4 6
84 6 ....
10 3 ....
69 6 ....
11 4 ....
62 5 ....
23 2 ....
41 6 ....
20.8 ....
00.6 ....
61.7,....
tto.2 ....
39.4 ....
102 0
42 6 ....
14 8;....
28.8 ....
11.3 ....
46.0 ....
IK 2 ....
83 3 ....
6.1'....
. 2
22.1'
6 7
0 4
24 2 ..
l'0.9,..
14 4..
85.0 ..
25 0 ...
27 9 ..
4 7!..
9 4 ..
8 0...
18 8 ..
11.2 ..
16.8,..
8 2 ..
40 7..
29 1 ..
4.21..
62 0,..
7 1 ..
8 6..
81 4 ..
24.6 ..
1..
3.2...
6 9...
6 2
7 4
14 6!..
Sti.Oi.
40.0 .
35 3 .
..8:&i
6 3,
44 0
34.6
332.3Sfi 11
Iili.Uli
ll.OO'i.448
8,770,000,
I-
S2.702.530.95f.
I 9it7.774.218,
6.5.
2iV6:,
5.7'.
43 4'.
8 ,
6 .
19.6 .
36.2 .
S S
8.1
6 9
OMAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Best Beef Etefrs and Cows TuY.j Btdj
with YeitTdy.
HCGS FAIRLY ACTIVE. MARKET LOWER
Common and Medlam Grades of heep
aad lamb letter for the Week
Good Kind Felly 9teady
Ra Market Today.
SOLTH OMAHA. Jun 1. 1906.
Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C'ciel Mnndsv 7 .37 6 718 3.6"5
Ofrclal Tuesda'v 6 7"J 15 894 S 2
OWcial Wednesday 8. 516 15 696 S 741
Ofnclsl Thursday 1.942 15 2: 1.0S7
Official Friday 710 13.961 242
Five dsvs thi week. ...19 35 87 32 14 321
Five flav last week 22 171 47 9 17 116
Same dsvs week before. .16 536 R4 f'6 26 29'.
Pnme three weeks ago. .16 3'I9 86 (177 18 b
Same four weeks ago... 14.00 34 631 194..
Same davs Inst year. .. .14 221 49.0SS 10 101
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipt ot
cattle, hogs nd sheep st South Omaha
for the year to date compared with last
year;
19t5
Cattle S-4 t'.S
Hogs . 1.090.119
Sheep G93 0I
Th following table
price of hog, st South
several days with comparison:
Inc. Dee.
43 416
89.812
6I6 145 27.936
shows the arerage
Omaha for id last
1904
411 0-9
1.179.631
Date. 11906. !18O4.llO3.il902.19'.il.;ir.!18l.
Mir
May
May
May
Vav
Mar
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
June
June
June
J une
June
June
June
June
J une
15.. I B 1441
17..
16..
19. .
20..
21..
22..
23..
24 .
25..
26..
27..
21..
29.
S 80
6 2S I 4
5 2641 4 52
6 in". 4 4T
t 234' 4 46
I 4 41
6 2941
5 ?m
6 I64
6 16 ;
6 I84
5 17 i
1 13
30.. I 6 17 I
81.. I 5 164
1. . .' B 134
2...1 6 1C.
6.
.
7.
R.
1 c r T 1?' 6 ' fii 1
4 r' 4 85H 071 6 ' 6 281 8 S
I 7 18: 72 tl
iri I I 73i S 11! J 6J
e Si 7 12 I B 10, 8 M
6 n 7 11! 6 73! I S 8S
5 24 . 7 07i S 7I S 08,
6 161 7 03i 6 63. B 01 3
6 19 7 01 8 61! B Oli 8 I
1 7 06! B 671 B Ml 8 62
5 H! I S til B 041 8 U
6 931 6 96 14 99, 3 ."5
B 771 6 97 B fl0 I 8 liO
6 72 7 01! B 631 4 96!
I 6 70' 7 091 B C2I 4 90i S 60
4 53 8ui 7 10! 6 68, 4 80' S
4 36
4 32
4 33
4 3
4 fi!
4 99
6 2"4
B 224!
6 M4
B 204
4 49
4 53
4 41
4 49'
4 64
I
6 S3
4 rs
4 fiK.
E 93!
6 07,
6 99
6 15
6 75
5 77!
I
5 90
'Ui
7 07'
7 13
7 16
7 2!
7 15!
7 IS
4 69 , 5 85 ! 7 21!
5 Tl! 4 83 S 57
b 7 4 86i B 80
I 4 831 8 5fi
B 70i I S B
6 71 4 83
5 701 4 91 3 58
6 711 4 94' 3
6 761 4 95 S 67
5 71 5 02! 3 tto
I B 101 8 til
Indicates Sundav
The official number of car of
brought ln today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs Sh'p.H'ses.
C. M. & Ft. P. Ry 7
Missouri Pacific Ry.. .. 4
I'nlon Pacific system. 4 85
C. ft N. W. Ry
E. ft M. V. R. R . .
St. P.. M. & O. Ry
M. Ry
tock
17
B. ft Q. Ry
R. 1. o: P., east.
R. 1. & P.. west.
Illnols Central
Chicago G. W
Total receipts...
17
71
14
29
11
6
1
1S9
61.8!....
28. 2u...
CANADA.
Montreal 8 :7.0fi8.3.!5' 12.5!
Toronto 2o.259.719 14 4!
Winnipeg 6.494.719! 13.9
Ottawa 3 57VM5J 55.8
Halifax l.R9ti.u51 1.1
Vancouver, B. C l.SOO.lSSl 12.0
Quebec 2.21S.449 19. 71
Hamilton 1.849.B18i 8.6)
St. John. N. B 1.143.140; 1 1.1
London. Ont 1,250.401; 31. 41
Victoria. B. C 739.0161 j 26.7
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Buvers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Cudahv Packing Co 2 2.176
Swift and Company 215 2.63 ' ...
Cirdahy Packing Co 107 4.426
Armour & Co 93 4,530
Cudahy Pkg.. Co.. K. C. 172 ... 242
Lobman ft Co..
Hill & Son
L. F. Husi
J. B. Root ft Co.
S. ft S
Other buyers
1
1
4
16
M0
67
618 13.915
4:
Totals IS 67.79S.852! 16. Si.
Balances paid ln cash.
Not Included in totals because containing
Other Items than clearings.
New Yoric Mttney Market.
NEW YORK. June 9-MONEY-On call,
steady; 2V44ii4 per cent; closing bid, 24 per
cent; offered at 24 per cent. Tim
loans, steady; sixty days, 8 per cent; ninety
days, 34 per cent; six months, 34034 per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 34 54
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Heavy, with
actual business ln bankers' bills at H SS'i.'ii
4.67 for demand and at 34.8610tfj4 S515 for
sixty-day bill. posted rates. 84 86 and
84.18. Commercial bills, S4. 6444)4.844
SILVER Bar, 6o4c; Mexican dollar,
454c.
BONDS Government, easy; railroad,
teady.
Closing quotations on bond were:
It. S. rat. ts, re....104 Hocklni Val. 44. . . .Ill1
do coupon lHV, Japan la, rtft tt
do 4, ctra
V B. Ha
do coupon 1D4
I'. B. nrw 4a, re....lU
do coupon 131
V S. oid 4a. rc l'H
do coupon 105
Am. Tobacco 4a. clfa. 744
do a. ot(a 1144,
AU'hlfaon an. 4a 103 N
do adj. 4a 7 M.
Atlantic C. L. 4a
bal. a Ohio 4a.
do 2a
Central of Ga. ( N
do 1st Inc
do Id Inc
Chm A Ohio 4Vka..
Chicago a A. am..
C , U. A y. n. 4a..
C, II. 1. A p. 4a...
do col. bu
CCC. A Bt. U I 4a
Chlc,,o Tr. 4a
Colorado Mid. 4a..
Colo. A Bo. 4a
Colo, lnd 6a, Ht A., at
do set B
Cuba ba, ctta loc
D. A R G 4a 101
Ptittllora' Boc. 6a.... 71
Erie prior ban 4a.... 101
do gen. 4a H,
r. w. a 11. c. is.... mi
Offered.
LAN. unl.
M&iihauau c. .
Mex. Ceutrai 4B.
do lat inc
Minn A Hi. L. 1
M., K. A T. 4a..
do 2a
R. H. of M. c
Y. C. . 3 Val..
..10J N. J. C. . ht....
..lMVi No. PaclBc 4a
. . W'' do la
A W. c. 4a...
Des, o B. L rldg 4a
e4k Penn. oonv. 8Sa
HO, haadlng en. 4a.
i'W Bt. u. A 1. M
1114
4B...1K4V,
16
lm
4a... US
Mi"),
.
. 4a. an
10",
1
lffi-i,
77H
.1014,
. IW
.101s
.mi
Totals
CATTLE There wns a light run of cattle
on sale today, only about thirty cars being
offered, and of these seven came consigned
direct to a packer. Buyers were out ln fair
season, hut were slow in taking hold.
The market on beef steers held up in good
she.pe today, prices ruling Just about steady
with yesterday. There was a good, strong
tone to the trading, but nevertheless the
movement was slow. On some of the good
kinds prices In some cases looked a little
stronger, but the general run of the stuff
did not show material change. The msrket
todav might be described in other words as
lornl5o higher thnn Wednesday and the feel
ing Is better. The improvement In price,
the last two days puts the market In better
shape and part of the loss of the first three
davs of the week has been regained.
There were only two or three loads of
cows on snle today and the demand for this
class of stuff was good. The market was
fairly active pnd a clears nee was made in
good season. Prices ruled generally steady
with yesterday, which puts the market
about 15c higher than it was Wednesday.
Bulls, veal calves and stsrs were scarce
todHy and there was no quotable change In
prices on these kinds.
The supply of stockers and feeders wa
very limited today, hardly a full load being
on sale. As has been noted for some time
past, the demand for this class of cattle
has been Urht and this week ha been no
exception Prices today ruled generally
teady. P.epresentative sales:
isEEF steers.
A. Pt. No.
11
14.
6a..
.MiS, 61 L. A B. F. It 4a. i"
. ('"i St. L. B W. c. 4a... Hot
. NO Saaboard A. L. 4a ... t 4
.HIV So. Pacific 4a (H
. So. hallway 6a Uvit
. 76 Texaa A P. la Ill
MVk T., til. U A W. 4a.. U
I'nlon Paoijlc
do conv. 4
I' 8 Ki. Id 6a.
Wabaah la
do deb. B
B dtcrn Md. 4a . .
A h E 41-...
Ala. Oantral 4a..
.lot.
.1:1
. 4
.1174
. 71
. ax 4
. n
. "4
Boiton Stork. and Honda.
BOSTON, June 8. Call loana, 36 34 per
cent; time loana, 34&4 per cent. Closing
quotations on stociis ana nonas were:
Atchison adj.
do 4a
Me,. Central 4a
Alchlaon
do pfd
Bnaton A AlhaLjr...
Bualon A Maine
Boston F.levaled
Fltrhburf pld
MrxIcAn Ventral
N T.. N. H AH..
Hero Maroueua ...
lTnlon Pacific
Amor. Arga. t'bem .
pfd
rneu. Tuba..
Sugar
pld
T. A T
Wooien
P!d ...
Pnmlnlon 1. A B ...
Edlaon Elae. Ilia.
Gnaral ElactHe ....
Maoa. Eiactrlc
do pi
Maaa. Gaa ,
t'nlted fruit
lnlted Bboa Mack...
do pld
r. S. Buwl
do pfd
Wasting. ommoa . .
Uld Aiia.aa.
at
.104
do
Amer.
Amcr.
do
Amor.
Anifcr.
do
AdTontur
Allouez
. 74 1 Aniblgamated .
7H1, Amencau ztno .
101 i, Atiamic
.2i4 P.iijgham
.174 fal. A Hecla..
.:.'. Celtannlal
.141 Topper hange .
. It ball Weat
.lua Homtnlun Coal
. HO Franklin
.Uil, Grnncy
. li 1m horn. ...
. W Uaaa Mining .
4 M11 hi gas
.lis Mouava.
.1 Mont. C. A C.
li4 Old Dominion .
. 11 Sa Oececla
.11 Parrot
. 1 Qulticr
.14, Fl.annon
17J 'Tamarack ....
. 16 Trmlif
. Ik l nlted Coppar
. 41 V. 8. Mining..
io r g. on
. W- rua
. 41V Vi'torl
. 34 Wlnou
. kl Wolrsrtne
81 1
1
i
... Ill,
... 7M
...
... 13
... JS
. . . toh
... la
... l4,
...11
... 71
... i
... :-4
No
4...
1. ..
t...
10...
I...
1...
1..
1..
1..
1..
i .
6..
t..
10 .
I..
4..
I..
1. .
1 .
10..
10..
. ant
.1180
.1OS0
. 1X1
.1140
.107
.11110
4 00
4 40
4 40
4 45
4 60
4 60
4 60
SS. .
tl..
6.
7.
At.
..12:il
..J0J0
..117
..not
..lien
..1174
.1:37
STEERS AND COWS
Pt.
4 60
4
4 66
4 10
4 6
4 96
t 60
464 4 16 16 906 4 26
cows.
...tun I 00 1 .
... f 50 1 40 16..
... HO I 40 I .
... 7R0 I 60 .
...1240 t 60 4..
... 7H1 i CO 4..
...1046 I 46 4. .
...lirl 1 0 1..
...IOM t (i f..
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. . . HAM I 00 4 .
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OMAHA, June 8 Bank clearings for to
day were SI. 469.216.28. and for the corre
sponding date laat year 61. 787. 926. Si.
Woal Market.
BOSTON, .June 9 WOOL The Commer
cial Bulletin will tomorrow say: The wool
market 1 In a strong position and spot
wools have been freely taken by manufac
turer at good prices. Dealers are not de
slrous of selling mora contract until some
deliveries ar mad. Stocks ar -light for
this time ot th year. The sale at Shalnko,
Or., on June 6, ba practically cleaned up
that data. Buying 1 still going on actively
ln Ohio and Michigan. About lfa.OuO to lS.GtW
rale have arrived her from th laat Lon
don sale. Australian and South American
wools ar well cleaned up and th new ar
rival are now being awaited by purchas
er, Th foreign market ar very tror.g
and rising, with only mall atork on hand!
The shipment of wool from Bo ton to dat
from December tt, 1904, according to th
aim authority, ar 160,791.1 pound
against 9L181 0M pound at th same time
laat rear. Th raoelnu wr 126.lla.644
pound, against M 44k.r4i (ua4k tar
faarvaa taaw yaas.
1 660 1 60 1 710 I 10
1 two t 26 t 764 ki
4 7k0 174
HOGS There was a good run of hog
here lor a Friday, about 199 ioada being
u ; on buie. Hujtrii were out early and the
7 i. .a. nn ujprnru 111 i,ir reiasion. j nere waa
I a.11 run:, ivciuiK, iu tor irauing today and
60 I seller were forced to make aome conces-
a 1 aiona. j-.uyeia qio not lane hold with
uiuiyi p...-naLii anu oieinng uiua were
right around 14c lower than yesterday.
Afur the first round or two, however, the
r arket weakened and general trading waa
done at around 24'u6c lower. While trad
ilia waa a little siow buyers were picking
up the bogs right along at the decline
noted above. Some light weight stuff sold
early at SS20, but the 'bulk of the hogs
('hanged hands at 86.154e6.2v. The market
stretched out through the entire morning,
aa sellera were alow ln moeting the de
cline. Representative sale:
rr.
6 174
6 17
t 17
i 17
I 17
I 17
4 17
I 17
37
I 17
t 17
I 17
4 17
4 11
4 17
I 17
I 17
17
17
5 17
I 11
17
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4 It
4 17
4 17
4 17
4 17
4 IT
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4 IT
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1 11
1 11
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til
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(7 !IS 4l. I 12 64 Mft k0
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14 14 10 I II U 114 ...
0 2(7 240 6 16 14 HO 10
SO U0 So I II 67 117 10
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SrIEEP There wera no aheeD on ala
today, only one car, consigned direct to
a packer, being received. Receipt for
the four days of the week were fairly lib
eral, shorn lambs, as haa been the case
for some tlm. constituting the big end of
the arrivals The general market so fsr
this week on fair to medium lambs and
sheep is 10ril6c lower. It must be remem
bered, however, that the receipts at this
point have consisted almost entirely of
these common to medium grades, and the
decline noied above is no criterion of
prices on anything choice Good to choice
stuff, either lambs or heep, would un
doubtedly bring steady to stronger prloes.
The market toward the close of the week
is ln better shape than at the opening, and
the feeling Is that choice grades would
sell very satisfactorily. About the only
reason for the decline here Is thst the
market ha been glutted with these medium
kinds of sheep and lambs, Just th kinds
the packers did net wsnt.
Quotations for clipped stork: Oood to
choice lamtis, S6 80Ji 10, fair to good lambs,
85 5"i6 9"; good to choice yearilngs.
S6nu6 16; fair to good yearling. $4 7.S 5.00;
good to choice wether S4 60(114.80; flUr to
good wethers 84 2664.60; good to e-tiolc
ewes. 84.3oii4.60; fair to rood ewes, HO01J
4 3 .
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MATtKKT
Cattle Steady to Ten Cent Higher
Hog Steady to Five (rnlt Lower.
CHICAGO, June 9 CATTLE-Receipt.
2.500 head; market steady to 0c higher;
good to prime steers. S6 4fi6 86: poor to me
dium, 84 0o&6 30; stockers and feeders. 82 76
4.86: cows. 82 50S4.W: heifers. 82.6'ir4.76; can-
tier. Sl.0i?2.So; bulls. S225t?4.30; calves, fct.SO
430.00.
HOGS Receipts. 26.000 head: estimated for
tomorrow. 15.0UO head: market steady to 6c
lower; mixed and butchers. Sr'.20'tf6 40; good
to choice heavy. 8681186. 374: rough heavy,
S4tVS6 li; light, S6 2tK&6.40; bulk of sales, 85.26
H6 sr..
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.000
head; market steady to loc lower; lambs,
steady; good to choice wethers, shorn. S4.00
66 10; fair to choice mixed, shorn. S3. 5004. 4";
western sheep, shorn. $i .(nxfio.lO; nativ
lambs, shorn. 84.606. 76; western lamb,
shorn, So 004)6. 50.
St. Loo I a LIT Stock Mat-feat.
ST. LOT'IS. Mo., June 9 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2,500 head, including 2.30 Texans;
market steady; native shipping and ex
port steers. 84 40u4 HO; dressed beef nd
butcher steers, S3.76di6.26; steers under 1 itfO
pounds, 88 755)4 86; stockers nnd feeders. Zm
4.25: cows and heifers. S2.26(ji5 Of); cann rs.
12011 2.6ft; bulls. S2.8fxir4.mi; calves. S3 no
6.25; Texas and Indian steers. S226i54.7;
cows and heifers, 82 (Xf78.76.
HOGS Receipts. 8.O11O had: market
steady: pigs and lights. $50111540; packers.
S4 60026. 35; bulci ers and best heavy, S6.3vtf
6.40.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts. 8 000
head; market steady; native muttons, S3 60
(fi5 00; lambs, 85.oOtj7.25; culls snd bucks,
12 750-8.00; stockers, S2.OO3.00; Texans, $3.76
4H66.
Kansas City live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT. Mo., June 9 CATTLE
Receipts. 860 head, including 400 southerns.
Market steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers, 85 .265.70; fair to good. Sl.-Vtf
6.25; western fed steers, 84 5005.50; stockers
8nd feeders. 83.Otira4.SO; southern heifers,
S3.O0fi6.0v; southern cows. S2.5'd4.O0; native
cows. 82 25(174.60; native heifers. 83.26(8.90;
bulls. S2.604j4.6U; calves. S3 OO416.6O.
HOGS Receipts, 9.600 head. Market
steady; top, 86.324; bulk of sales, S5.254iu.80;
heavy, S6.25fifi.i8; packers, S5.25(a6.324; pig
and light. S5.1645 5.324.
SHEEP AND LAWBS-Recelpts, 200 head
Market steady; native lambs, S6.OOrtj6.76;
western lambs, S6.764i7.26; fed ewes and
yearlings. 84.25(56.50; Texas clipped year
lings, S4.75rci6.25; Texas clipped sheep, $4.26
-4.86; Blockers and feeders, S2.tVKa4.0u.
St. Joseph Llva Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH, Mo., June 9 CATTLE
Receipts, 54 head; market steady to strong:
natives. I3.so4j.76; cows and heifers, SlaO
Cjn.io; to kars and feeders, S2.5t'3'4 65.
HOGS Receipts, 7,036 head; market
steady; light. S5.26ij.274; medium and
heavy. S5.;Mi6.30; bulk of sales. S5.2Mi5.8.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 37"; mar
ket steady.
Sioax City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT, June 9. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 300 head; market unchanged; beeves,
84.00ift5.50; cows and heifers, S2.75ttj4 76;
stockers and feeders. S3.OXKfl4.0O; calves and
yearlings, S8 00rfi4.10.
HOGS Receipts, 7.000 head; market a
shade lower, selling at S6.1o4j6.174; bulk of
sales, S5.124-
Stock In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western market yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kansas City .
St. Joseph ...
St. Louis
Chicago
Total ....
710
.. 80O
.. 850
.. 964
. .2.500
..2.500
13.9G2
7,oin
8.61I0
7.036
R.nrn
2S.0U9
242
2 )
87
8 oil
6.000
..7.714 70,698 8,479
SEW TORK GENERAL MARKET
Qaotatlon of the Day on Varlon
Commodities.
NEW YORK, June 9-FLOUR-Reoelpt,
8.7U4 bbls.; exports, 13,613 bbl. Market dull
and unchanged; winter patents. 84 9(5 26;
winter straights, 84 oo.eS; winter extras,
S3.10'i3.6; Minnesota bakers, S3.75a4.16; Win
ter low grade, S3.ofK&3 65. Rye flour, quiet;
fair to good, 4.ii.tr4.04j; choice to fancy.
84. 4.9ft.
CORN MEAL Firm; Bne wlilt and" yel
low, 41.2a, coarse, 4i.blif7kiiii dried. .oii
62.90.
BARLEY Quiet; feeding, 444c e. 1. f..
New York; malting, 4ii!(i6;c. c. 1. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 2.wd lu. Spot market
easy; No. 2 red. 81.04 bid in tore; No. 2
red, SI. 054, . nominal, f. o. b., afloat; No.
1 northern Duluth. SI 144. f- o. b.. afloat;
No. 1 hard Manitoba. SI.0I4. f. o. b., afloat.
The market wa lrreguiur all day, but
steady a rule, In the absence of pres
sure pending the crop report on Saturday.
News was about evenly divided. Final
prices showed a partial 4c net advance.
Closing: July, 914c; September, 604c; De
cern her, 6tI4c.
CORN Lxports, 27.436 bu. Spot market
firm; No. 2, 60c ln elevator and 69c, f.
o. b., afloat; No 2 yellow. Hue; No. 2 white,
tiec. Option market opened steady, but
yielded to liquidation, finally rallying again
with wheat The cloae was 4c net lower.
Closing: July, I.e.
OATS Receipt. jjff.KiO bu. ; export. 47,120
bu. Spot market steady; mixed, 20 to 82
lbs , &Vu364r; natural white, 30 to 82 II. a ,
S641i374c; clipped white, iki to 40 lb., 364
tj 40c.
HAY Quiet; clipping, 6w84j24c; good to
choice. 77Ji6;4c.
HOPS Dull; iate, common to choice,
J9w4, iidiinc, iii3, i;cj25c; uiua, 11 'a 13c; Pa
cific coast, lkv4, 2559c; 1903, 2iti4c; oida,
llifl 13c.
HIDES Dull; Galveston, 20 to 25 lb.,
20c ; California. 21 to ia pyunus, 19c, Ttnai
dry, 24 to art lb.. l4c.
LEATHER Firm ; acid. 24S26e.
PROVISIONS Beef, firm; family, 813.60
4H uii, 1. iea ill uu'n .l.iw; beel, 4ii.dotfii.a-.,
riscaet tli.bOfi ..; city extra In.lu u-.t-nn
S22 (orfl 22 60. Cut meats, sieadv: pickled
bellle. h.(iiti.uii; pickled ahouldera. So 5 a
I0; pickled hama. SIO.isxKi 10.50, Lard, quiet;
wenern steamed, IT 16t7 SO, nominal . re
fined, steady: continent, S" 4ti; Bouthweatern,
8i16; coi.iiound. 85. 374-3 6.60. Pork, (julet;
family. S14 5'i 16 Hi: abort clear. 813 Ou'u 16 00;
niea. Si3.314'ulS.H74.
TALLOW Dull ; city 182 per pkg ), 44c;
c-ii',tiv MiKsa. fieei. 44i44c
RICE Firm; domeatic, fair to extr. 84
664c; Japan, nominal.
BcTTi-K Weak; street price. extra
creamery, 52o,; official price, creamery,
common to extra, 1S'q2ic; late, dairy,
common to extra, 16'g 1940; renovated, com
mon to extra, It'rjiU-; weaiern factory,
common to extra, 14(yl6c; aeatern imitatloa
creamery, extra, Jk'.ik-c; extra frsts, lac.
CHEESE Firm; receipt. S.274 pkgs : near
state, full cream, small, white, 9i94c;
state, colored, 9o, stte, fair to clioice, fcv.j
64c; atalc, larg, cilored snd while, Una.
Sv.
POVLTRy-Aliv. 4yi weuro sprln;.
S4c: fowls. 144c; turkey. 14c. Dressed,
Irregjiar, western brouers, 8tc; fowls, lmt
l4c turkejs, b.tollc.
RICDSteady. domestic fair to extra, S
6c, Japan, nominal.
OMAII. WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade aad Qnntatlon ok
Staple aad liar' Prodaee.
EGGS Receipts, fair; niajket, aleady;
candled stock, 16c.
LIK Pol LI KY liens. 10c; rooster. 6j
4c, turkey. L"'ilic; duck. Inc.
BIT! LR Pat king sttK'k, l.Hjl,'4c; cholo
to fancy dairy, la) Joe, creainiy, -o(g-.0,
prints, 12c.
FRliSH FISH-Trout, c; balibut, 11c l
buffalo (dressedi, K, pickerel Idiessedi, sci
whit baa tdiessed), l.c; sunfish. toe, p-tci
(scaled and dressci), 80; pike, 9c; catfish,
loc; red mm, per, lot. , salmon, 14c, crapple.
12c; eel. loc. bullheads, lie; black bass, nc;
whltefish (d'-esedi, pv; lrog legs, ht dot.,
Sue. lobsters, gieen, 27c; bulled lobsters, Swc,
had roe. 4;c.
HAY Price quoted by Omaha Wholesal
Hay Dealer' association: Choice, ST.iO. Nu.
1. 86 m. No. 2, St..u0, coarse. S.'. t Thes
firlce r for hay of good color and quai
LIV BRAN Per ton. 815 00.
TROPICAL FP.riT.
ORANGES St. Mlcliae'i. all sixes. S3 75J
4 no; extra fancy Mediterranean sweets. ai
sues, 13 be. fancy navels, sixes 12t. lbu, Li
80U. S3 A. sizes su, 96. IU. S- 75. Seediilig, Ai
aire. S3 00
LLMuNS Llmonlera, extra fancy. 270,
Soil and Sou slt.es, S4.0U: fancy, 270. Sou and 3oC
sixes, 86 00, choice, ana 2.U sixes. S--IW;
ikv snd sixes, S2.76u3 ttu.
DATES l'er box of So 1-lb Jkgs., 82.00;
Halloween, ln 7o-lb. boxes, per lb, he.
FIGS California, pr lo-lb. cartel. 754T
86c; Imported Siiiyma. four-crown, 12c, ilv
crow n. 12c.
BANANAS Per medlum-slaed bunch. S1.7I
(2 .26: jumbo, S2.6iKi!j Hi.
i lNk-APl'LES 1 101 ids, per crate of Si
80 and 86 slue. 81.25 : 42 aize. 43 no.
FBI IIS AND Mfc.-AJ.NS.
ATRlCuTb Calilon.ia, )r 4-basket crata,
h.do.
PLUMS California, Ir 4-baaket crate,
tl. 40.
TEACHES California. tr 26-lb. box, 81.15.
CHERRIES :aiifornia, black, jtr 8-lb.
box, 8175; white, tr s-lb. box. S-oo, Mia
ourl. btx of 24-qts., S3 0U.
STRA W p. ERltl h.S Missouri, per 24-qt.
rase, SI .76iiii.UU; Hood River, lr case of 24
qts., S-50.
TANGEr.lNES California, per half box,
t2 00.
CRANBERRIES Jerseys per rrale. SIM.
GOOSEBERRIES Box of 24 qts , S2.iO.
CANTALOUPES Mexican, per cral.
S-6.OOM.16uO.
VEGETABLES.
TURNIPS New, -r dot,., 26o.
I'AhlloTS-.Nrw, per dox., 26c.
PAHSN1PS Old, per bu., 40c.
WAX BEANS Per 4-bu. box, 75c; string
beans, per 4-bu. box, 75c; bu. box wax or
string. 8200(y2.26.
POTATOES Home-grown, In sacks, per
bu.. 36c; Colorado, per bu., 45c; new pota
toes, per bu.. 75c.
BEANS Navy, i.cr bu.. 82 00.
CUCUMBERS Per dox, 4.vy75c.
PEAS New . p r bu. box. Si 7uw2.00.
TOMATOES TX8s, per 4-liBsnet crat.
81 50; Florida, funcy, per 6-basket crate,
83 60; choice, t'er 6-basket crate, 82.76.
SPINACH Per bu , 50c.
CABBAGE California, ln crates,
lb. Sc
PEETS New. per dox. bunches. 35c.
ONIONS New, per dor. bunches,
Bermuda, per crate of about So lbs..
RADISHES Hot house
dor . ?'c.
LETTUCE Hot house, per
read lettuce, per dox., 76c.
CAULIFLOWER-St. Louis, per crat of
1 dor., Jl 50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Swiss, new. 16c; Wisconsin
brick. 15c; Wisconsin liniburger, 16c; twins,
13fll4o; young Americas, 14c.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb , 16c; hsrd shells, per lb.. 18c;
No. 2 soft shells, per lb.. 12c; No. 2 hard
shells, per lb , 12c; pecans, large, per lb..
12c; small, per lb.. rc: peanuts, per in.. (c;
masted peanuts. j.er lb.. )c; Chill walnuts,
per lb.. 121 134c ; almonds, soft shell, per
lb., 17c; hard shell, per lb., lho; shellhark
hickory nuts, per bu., SI. 75; large hickory
nuts, per bu., 81.50.
HIDES No. 1 ireen, 74c; No 2 green,
64c; No. 1 srlted. t-4c; No. 2 suited. THej
No. 1 veal calf, 1V: No 2 veal calf, te: dry
salted, 7?il4c; sheep pelts, 2;.cfeSl.(0; hor
hide. $1.6(ii(3 3..: to.
pet
, 15c;
tl 50.
or southern, per
S'.giOc;
dox.,
Evaporated Apple and Dried Fralt.
NEW YORK. June 9.-EV A PORATED
APl'LES Market shows no change; 6 cent
is bid for prime fruit for future delivery,
Octi tr-November, but 64f is arked and
small transactions are reported around that
figure. The spot market is quiet. Com
mon to good are quoted at 44'344c; prim
at 64c: choice at c. and fancy at 7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prune
remain firm with no selling pressure, al
though buyers appear indifferent for th
tine being. Quotations range from 24CJ6c,
accorcMrig to grade. Apricots are quiet
with choice at l V,;io4c; extra choice at Ho,
and fancy at 124fl5c. Peaches also remain
quiet and unchanged. Choice sre quoted
at KKaK4c; extra choice at lt4S104c.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. June 9 COTTON"
Firm; sales. I,u6u bales; ordinary, 8 IS-I60;
good ordinary, 6c; low middling, 74c; mid
dling. 64c; good middling. 6 13-lGc; middling,
fair, 94c; receipts, 2, K4s bales; stock, 129, ot
bales
LIVERPOOL, June 9. COTTON Spot ln
fair demand; prices. 14 points higher;
American middling, fair. 6.23d; good mid
dling. 4.90d; middling, 4.73d; low middling,
4 57d;'good ordinary, 4.4!d; ordinary, 4.26d.
Tiie sales cf the clay were k.Ouo bales, of
which 6t were for speculation and export
and Included 7.700 bales American.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., June 9 COTTON
Higher; middling, 8 9-16c; sales, 466 bales;
receipts, none; shipment, 610 bale; stock,
42,616 bale.
Sugar and Molaaaea.
NEW YORK. June 9 SUGAR Raw,
steady; fair reiining. 3 ll-16c; centrifugal,
66 test, 45 -16c; molasses sugar, 8 7-ltJc;
refined, steady; No. 6, 6 2;c; No. 7, 6.2oe; No.
8. 5.10c; No. 9, E.Otc; No. 7. B.2oc; No. 8.
6.10C; No. 9, 6.05c; No. 10, t.Ouc; No. 1L
4c; No 12. 4.n6c; No. 13. 4.7..", No. 14,
170c; confectioners A, 6.70c: mould A,
6.20c; cut loaf, 6 6yc; crushed, 6 65c;
IKiwdered, 6.95c; granulated, 6.85c; cubes,
6.10c
NEW ORLEANS. June 8 SUGAR
Quiet: open kettle 84'Q44c; open kettle,
centrifugal, 44'g4 15-16c, centrifugal whites,
6c; yellows. 44 (i 4 15-ltic; seoond, 8(44c.
MOLASSES Nominal ; open kllle, 13'4
D6c; centrifugal. 6iji4c.
SYR LP Nominal; 30c.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS tiled for record June t a furnished
by the Midland Guarantee and Trust
company, bonded abstracter, 1614 Farnam
street, lor The Bee:
F. K nig hi to D. V. Bhole Co.. lot
14, block 2, Leiacnrlrig s ad t 22S
H. B. Waldbrldge, administrator, to
J. Framk, lot 4, block 846, (south
Omaha 1,017
S. Kats and wife 10 F. D. Wead, se4
of sou. 29, and nw4 ot W'4 of sec.
26-16-18 1
Mar J. C. Ryan and husband to J. J.
Ryan, lots 7 to 9. block 8, Logan
Pluoe, ani other property 10
S. Kats and wife to F. D. Wead. out
lota 2uu to 2U6 and 2i9 to 211, Flor
ence a.OOtt
Marv E. Bridgr( nlit Kiker and hus
ban; to A. W. Clark, lot 10. block
24. Carthage 31i
Joxefina Ki'.ka to J. Cepuran and wife,
part of lot 11, block 2, Kouritze
Third ad 1.000
Men-hunt National bank to L E.
Simpson, lot 6. block le9. Florence.. 123
C. F. lmpey and wife to C. Impey,
sub lot 6 of tax lot 82 in sec. 15-15-13.. 1
M. Behn.ltx and wife to Carrie 8. Wil
lows, part of lot 16, block 9, E. V.
Smith's 1.021
E. D. Mills to J. J. Sherlock, lot 4,
Ashlnnd Place 80t
W. Egan and wife to R. E Stewart,
part of 4 of sw4 of nw4 of c.
8-15-18 1,471
Julia H. Totten to J. Ludwlgston, lot
20, block 1. Hllllfle Reserve 1,601
C. Caeller to H Freed man. part of
lot 7. block 15. Patrick id I.ja
J. P. Black ft al. to Amy E. Shep
ard. w4 of w4 of 4 of aec.
25-15-13 2,20.
Mary Verabka to M. Quernan, lot 11,
block 138. South Omaha SOI
C. B. Horton and wife to H L. Rhodes,
part of lot 7, Min k 14, West Lnd . t,75t
D. V. John and wife to perley E.
Brooks, lot 8, block 7, Bedford Plao 2X4
Edwards-Wood Co.
i Incorporated 1
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